The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-21
GOOD GAME!
AT THE ISLAND PARK YESTERDAY
And Wheeling again Downs the Mansntlds.
A Right Handsome Victory With some
Monkey naiine's tby tho Umpire. Il
League and Association Games.

Yesterdays game with Manatield while
not as good as Mondsy's was quite exclt.
Ing up to the sixth inning, the visitors
leading by q acore Of 8 TO 2. Mansfield
opened up the game In fne s.yle with a
clean home run by Allen. They added
two more runs In the second on errors by
s!enzsl and White, but after tina. .bey
never saw the home plate. Morrison
pitched fair game, only eight base hita
being made Of his delivery, two OF which
were bases on balls. Stencil caught in
fine style, throwing two men out at Geo.
ond. Myers played in great form at short,
and his clean hit in the sixth which
brought homo two scores was most timely.
speidsl resppeared yesterday In Wheel.
ing suit, and played flrs. bass to the salts.
faction Of oil. When he stepped to the
homo plate In the third inning he received
quite an ovation from the audience. The
yisitora played a fairly good fielding game,
but did not have much TO do outside Of
making common place plays. BONN was
somewhat tf puzzler In the early part Of
tho game, having three or four different
deliveries, but In the sixth and seventh
Wheeling asserted her might with the
stick and drew away from the opponents
with ease. x = y, Is q ,st5i - 1914
& Curtin umplred in a worry peculiar man.
uer, but bis mistakes wers about evenly
divided, both clubs suffering from bis en-
ratio decislona. In one decieion at tho
home plate In tho aecond inning, when
Yak ought to nave been called out, Cap.
tain Crogan came in from the Gsld and
read tho riot act to him, telling him that
they did not propose to allow him to rob
them on their own grounds aA he had
done at Z.nesville. Shortly after, Dunn
was juatly exaspersted by the manner in
which he called s.rikea on him, and gave
him piece Of his mind, the threat Of a
fine not detsrring him from further talk.
In spite Of the strikes called on him,
Dunn, after he had relieved his mind,
faced the pitcher and raped out three
bsgger, which would have been home
run had 1t not lodged in the wheels Of e
buggy in left field. 49,
Wheeling scored in the first inning.
After Croggn flied out to short, Dunn got a
life on Aliens bad throw pf his ahsrp hit.
He reached third on Delehantys' wild
throw to second andscored on Nicho!slone
fly to Gresn. Nicholson after getting 10
fret on'a hi! to right was thrown GU! at
second. Nichols reached fret on a hit 10
Freer. He made beautiful steal Of the
second bag, and camo home on Nichol-
sons liEe hit 10 right. White fled out to
right and Stenzsl and Myers died at fret.
1t WAS in the sixth inning that Wheeling
took the lead and finished the game with
hands down. Dunn opened the inning
with three 5sgger to left. Nichols went
out ct frat on abort hit to Bohn. Dunn
crossed the plate on Nicholyon's liner to
right. White reached first on hard
drive to center. Stenzsl went out at first.
With two men out, the score tied, and two
men on bGse3, Myers arose to the occasion
and lined out hot ono to left, Nicholson
aud White scoring on the hit. Spiedel
closed the inning by flying out to ehort.
Morrison diedas first in the seventh inning. |
Crogan hit safe to left center and Dunn
took first on being hit by O pitched ball.
Crogan went home on Nichols hi. to left, |
and Dunn crossed the home plate OF q |
passed ball. Nicholson and White went |
out at frat.
The visitors got one run in the first
inning on Allen's home run hit to left
tield after Green had died Of first On G hit
to Mor1ison. DolshRnty went out at first
on q similar hit. Miller got fret on five
balls, but wls thrown out in attempting
10 steal second. In the second inning
Yak got 10 first on hit past short, stole
second and vent to third on passed ball.
Stencil missed Bohn's fourth strike and
tried to throw him ont at first when Yak
started home speidel returned the ball
quickly to 6tonzsl, who undoubtedly
cAugh. Yak, but the umpire had his back
turned and declared him cafe. Freer 60.
10 fret on hit past second, advancing
eohn to thi,d, who ecorsd on Whites
wild throw TO occond to catch Freer, who
was returning to second after While had
Reynolds fly. speidel then
made q neat double play by taking in
Wesaaks'a line fly and doubling up Fieer
1t third.
Curtin made decision in the second
inning. which raised howl from the
Wheeling enthusiasts, but it WA proper
1eclsIon, and waa 90 considered by the
cooler and more impartial spectators.
Stencil lined out three bscger to lett.
Myers then bit long fly to Reynolds and
SterzA auxioua to score, left third bsso
about second before the ball was in the
fedora hand, and he was ve:y properly
declared out.
The Mausiell boya took their second
le!eat good naturally, and left the grounds
singing ballads. Whatever the Mansfield |
'oya are they sre perfect gentlemen on
md of the isld. Following Ia the score:
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